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Cool Hand Luke (1967) 147: Any time he catches either of his two no ’count sons fooling around [etc.].at no-account, adj.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 147: Any time he catches either of his two no ’count sons fooling around [etc.]. Cool Hand Luke (1967) 53: You ain’t allowed to be no lazy, raggety ass tramp no more.at ragged-arsed, adj.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 15: Dragline was in a very deep mood, suffering from a bad case of the Black Ass.at black ass, n.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 13: Get a drink there, Bama.at Bama, n.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 80: And way out there [...] many a man has been bear-caught, which is to be stricken with heat exhaustion and sunstroke.at bear, n.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 57: We let off steam. We blew our tops.at blow one’s top, v.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 72: Luke had Carr ask the Wicker Man for a couple of Brown Bombers and a cup of Epsom salts.at brown bomber, n.1
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 64: Curly could eat. But he could work too. This is what kept him out of the Box.at box, n.1
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 5: The Bull Gang is always put in the cage truck.at bull gang (n.) under bull, n.1
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 64: The unique distinction of having the legal right to get in at the head of the chow line.at chow line (n.) under chow, n.1
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 68: Some of the Oldcocks went home. Some more Newcocks drove up.at old cock, n.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 26: Come on. What is this? The Slow Con?at slow con (n.) under con, n.1
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 138: A man actually asked to get up. It was Cottontop. [...] We all watched [...] the white-headed pink-skinned albino.at cottontop, n.2
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 86: Pulling five years for creeping the Miami mansion of Al Capone’s brother.at creep, v.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 102: A beat-up guitar that he had bought for [...] twenty-four haircuts on the cuff.at on the cuff under cuff, n.2
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 36: Sounds like you got a screw loose here and there [...] Can’t have no Section Eights runnin’ around in this outfit.at section eight, n.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 13: Eyeballing is punishable by being put in the Box.at eyeballing, n.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 184: Don’t you go lightin’ no matches now. You’ll give us a hot foot that won’t wait.at hot foot, n.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 39: Newcocks! Newcocks! Fresh meat over here! You’ll be sorr-eeeeeee!at fresh meat, n.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 58: The girlie magazines and the paper-backed fuck books.at fuck book (n.) under fuck, n.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 174: Git back to work. Ah ain’t gonna put up with your fuckin’ off no more.at fuck off, v.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 72: When an elephant’s makin’ love it takes him two days and two nights to git his gun off.at get one’s gun off (v.) under gun, n.1
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 176: Eat plenty, Double Gut [...] Eat up, you fuckin’ hog.at double-guts (n.) under gut, n.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 39: The same horseplay and slaphappy jokes of fresh conscripts going into the army.at slap-happy, adj.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 129: Boss Godfrey didn’t have such a hard-on for Luke anymore.at hard-on, n.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 33: This guy’s cunt sent him a Dear John and so he started hittin’ the bottle.at hit the bottle (v.) under hit, v.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 105: The colonel he heard about how I could pick a banjo, and he figures that’s pretty hot stuff.at hot stuff, n.2
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 179: Luke had been made a Water Jack? Cool Hand Luke?at jack, n.1
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 25: That mammy jammer got right up off’n the floor.at mammy-jammer, n.
Cool Hand Luke (1967) 104: The big war. When everything went [...] ka-zowie!at ker-, pfx
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